In North London, firemen save people from big fire at restaurant.

The fire continues to burn.

November 28th 2024.

In North London, firemen save people from big fire at restaurant.
Early this morning, the city was stirred by the sound of emergency sirens as firefighters rushed to the scene of a blaze at a takeaway restaurant in north London. Around 3:45am, the London Fire Brigade received numerous calls reporting the incident, prompting a swift response from fifteen fire engines. The restaurant, located on Seven Sisters Road in Islington, also contained residential flats above it, which had to be evacuated using a ladder.

As the fire raged on, firefighters worked tirelessly to contain it and ensure the safety of the surrounding area. Station Commander Mike Watts, who was on the scene, advised people to avoid the area due to road closures and congestion, especially during the upcoming rush hour. A London Fire Brigade spokesperson also urged residents to keep their windows and doors closed as the fire was producing a lot of smoke.

In a separate incident, firefighters were called to a fire in West Hampstead just a few miles away from the first one. Around 3am, the brigade received reports of a blaze at an end-of-terrace house that had been converted into flats. More than 100 firefighters were dispatched to the scene, and part of the roof was engulfed in flames. Thankfully, no injuries were reported, and around 25 people were safely evacuated by the brave firefighters.

Station Commander Ken Spratt, who was at the scene, shared that a turntable ladder and drones were used to tackle the fire from above, providing a valuable aerial view for the incident commanders to develop their tactics. The nearby West Hampstead Fire Station was also converted into a rest center for those affected by the fire.

The cause of both fires is still under investigation, and the London Fire Brigade was able to bring them under control within a span of two hours. Fire crews from various stations in the surrounding area, including West Hampstead, Paddington, North Kensington, and Hendon, worked together to contain the blazes and ensure the safety of the residents. Stay tuned to Metro's London news hub for the latest updates on these incidents and other news from the capital.

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